Garden of Caution (Part 3)

Liu Zhiyuan established the Han Dynasty and proclaimed himself emperor, seized Tokyo, and used the immortal tree as an auspicious sign. He forcibly expelled the nearby people, decorated the burnt branches with oil paper and hundreds of flowers, and built an auspicious garden. It was dedicated to the Han emperor to wish the king a long and prosperous future. However, if Liu Han was killed in his second generation, how could he achieve the merits of a hundred generations? If we sincerely know that the rise and fall of a dynasty does not depend on good or bad things, how can a king in troubled times dare to do whatever he wants out of fear? At the beginning of the New Song Dynasty, the world was divided, and the sentiment of the whole country was no better than that of the previous Han Dynasty. When the emperor heard about the old story of Ruixiang Garden, he took it as a warning and ordered the garden to be rebuilt. It was renamed as "Thinking of Danger" to return it to the people, with the intention of diligently cultivating virtuous government, thinking of danger and being cautious, and protecting the country and the people. Xinwei was established in the seventh month of the first year of Jianlong Stone tablet. Unlock insights after investigation